Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14
FACE and eyeaght ntted, 81. Hempler's
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


Club, held last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President DR.. Th0j
LandeTS; secretary, samuel K Brooks; treasurer,
Mathew Rupert; captain or boat crew, ThoS. j.
Barry.
The grand Jury are now engaged In looking after
the health of The community, and have had several
witnesses before them in regard TO the smells
Wli. n com: from the fertilizer factory run by Mr..
T. Ma IN. GiieSOOro
SCr ant Hayes OF the 81 artillery, stationed at
the Arsenal. was presented with handsome gold
waic4 and chain last night b., the National Rifles
the National Drill.
Tue District branch OF the women's Home Mis-
siOnary society met at Foundry VI. E. church yes
terdly. Mrs. Bishop Andrews presided.
TIE stockholders or Washington Grove camp
grounds, az meeting last night at Foundry NJ. E.
church, discussed the making OF several improve
mentS.
The steamer Mary Washington will make two
trips to River View to-norrow-9 a. m. and $3.50
p ~
Nj: Geo. P. Bohrer, formerly of the District
health department, has been elected secretary OF
the Northern Liberty Market Co. IL StreeD and
has assumed his duties such.
The Womdn's Home Missionary Society held an
interesting meeting at Foundry church yesterday
Afternoon Mrs. Bishop Andrews presiding. Re-
ports from societies of the Methodist churches in
The District show that $40 hts been contributed
Tor home missions during the past quarter Miss
Floss delivered an earnest address on the need Of
work IN Alaska
some OF the prisoners at the Jail having made
Charge OF Infamous character against Mr.. Dennis
Cotghlln Geh- Croker caused the same TO be in
VesttSated and the result mas been the vindicaton
OF the officer.
The Ist regiment, Alabama Volunteers have
gone into their annual camp. The Lomax Rifles
have named their mess the Ordway mess. in COM
pli,nent 10 Gen. Ordway.
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NEW BR ASCH Posi- OFFICES. - Postmaster
coaSer VIII. II the Postofice Department
GoI5ehs. essaonsn on the lst o. July branch
and streets northwest, and at the Governments
Printing once, TO Dc known as stations and H,
Whe-e money orders AND postal notes can be OBJ
ta1ned, as well as stamps and other postal sup
pies
The COLoRED PASTORS TO HAVE A MEETrNG-At
the meeting yesterday OF the ministers OF the A.
Vi. Z. Church. of this CITY, the presiding elder DIR
Handy aanOunced the death OF Pev w n Wa
ters, the oldest elder of the conference. The fol-
lowing ministers were appointed To act as pail
bearers: Rev. Jno. p Cox, Rev. C.. Jones. Rev. DR..
Stewart and Rev. W. c. FftZhugh. There was
slrne discussion over the proposition TO have
meeting OF all the eolOred ministers or the city,
Rev {. Jones suggested that the invitation should
be extended 70 the white pastors but this was not
agreed 70. as Rev. Aessrs- Handy and Fitzhugh
thought that the white ministers, a rule ig-
nored the cOlored clergy IL was decided to extend
the invitation 10 the eolored clergy only.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL USIoN.-At meeting last
night o. the sunday school Union OF Washington
held last night al the First Congregational church.
reports were received from the delegates, who
have Just returned from the meeting OF the In
te-nttion2l sunday School convention, recently
held in chicago. The delegates were the follow
lag: Ar- W. H. III. Smith, or the Western Presby-
81 fe4agh c ME- Jno wight 81 the First
Wesley NJ E chapel; Mr.. l. s Alden, OF st. Pauls
Lutheran church; Mr.. I. B.Towner, Of Hamlne NJ.
L church, and the Rev. G. w. Moore OF the First
Congregational church.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Deputy Supreme Presi-
dnt JULIUS Baumgarten instituted last night Ex-
- -slor Lodge OF the Cnited Order OF Honor, and
Inward Perry; president John Berger; vice-presl,
dent, albert sanders; recording secretary. b. C.
co, srsasnre I j., Loeo; Chaplain j. cold
hieMToth; outside guard, VIM. Harder; trustees
JAS NJ Ewing, Frank Strong, JOS. A. settee.
DEATH OF A VESERABLE CoLoRED Preacher
Rev. Wm III. Waters, whose death was announced
yesterday at the A " E preachers meetings in
this city and Baltimore was the oIfest minister In
The baltimore conference OF the A. NJ. Z. Church.
His funeral will take place tomorrow from the
Metropolitan A VI. E. Church. Mr.. Waters was
born IN 1913, IN Talbot County, Maryland, entered
the Baltimore a. VI Z. Conference when thirty
years OF aye, and Was engaged iii That conference
Ior forty-four years he served IN many churches
IL The conference q tie time OF his death holding
tae appointment at West Washington mission
THE LATE SERGEANT HCGHEs-Mato- Moore
has issued an order IN relation 10 the death OF
Sergeant Hughes, saying he had made a record I'm
IA, twenty years service which shOl..i he emu-
s1el oy every member OF the force and directing
that d detail or thirJy-two men and the usual
number OF seryeants shall act escort to his re-
mains u MS funeral, TO take place from his late
residence, No l2l2 6rh street southwest this
afternoon, at four O'Clock. The arrangement,
Will be IN charge OF Lieut.. Vernon, Commanding
The fourth precinct.
A PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-This morn
iDs ABOUT O'Clock middie-age1 wOmSn created
considerable excitement on a street car on Penn
SyIvanie avenue near 2t street southeast. She
was under the influence OF liquor and made things
placed her under arrest and started with her
toward the statiOn-hOuSe- She danced along the
street all the way 20 the statiOn-houSe and re-
fused 10 give her name. Several times on the
street when she passed chicken she crowed
she said IL had been twenty-four years since there
had been democratic President elected and be-
cause she crowed the victory she was ar.
rested Later IN the day she was taken 10 the
Police Court, where she was arraigled under the
diSordery." While standing in the dock she used
very Indecent language, and danced. The court
thought she was not in proper condition to stand
Trial. ana she was eofnmlttedro Tor further hearing
TIE ATTENTION Of those desiring 10 purchase a
modern dwelling Is called 10 the sale tomorrow OF
43l q street northwest, suitable for bust
Eess man or for investment; situated In the GEN.
Ter OF The city, convenient 10 all points. See adyt.
A VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUcrIoS.-Thomas
Bowling viii sell on Thursday afternoon next
June ID, at O'Clock. residence No. 1877 / street.
Parties desiring 10 examine the premises viii Ind
The house open up To the time OF sale. The loca-
tton OF this property Is considered the best In The
city, and should command the attention OF capt.
talists and others who desire rst-ciass property
CHANcERY SsLE.-The sale advertised by Regi-
maid Fendali, trustee, OF valuable property i'm.
proved BY fire-proof building, corner OF Sth and
@ streets northwest, now occupied by the United
States Government the Bureau OF Education
Will take place to-pIOrrow afternoon, June ID, al
$50 O'Clock PIN .
CHOICE BUILDING Ions, in Barnegat Park, fol-
sale by - r. Hill q Co., LBS ST.
60 TO KERSASs; Remarkably Good --Repub